As you ask a couple walking on places such as Broadway, "Where are you going?" if they answer that they are going to the nation because they want to, then applaud on their behalf. If they say that they are going toward the nation, then applaud for them. However, if they are going their way after having abandoned the nation, then scorn them. The universe will applaud those who go toward a great place as a great couple. heaven, earth, and all of the air, the whole world is going to applaud.

The universe will make accusation of everything if you are going for your own sake, not pursuing greater cause but going only for your own sake. Why is this? Because the universe is created centering on love and the principles of love, it dances to that rhythm, not to the rhythm of the individual. This is the power that the universe has. You understand this well, right? [Yes] (131-124)

Although parental love is great, if it is meant mainly for the parents to be served then children do not need the love of parents. Although the love of children is great, but if the children tell their parents to live for their sake, then even parents do not want that love. Love that induces you to love others and others to love you... If you gave ten, then the amount that returns is always eleven. This is how altruistic love is.

If the partner loved me and lived for my sake with something small, then I would want to give back more than that. This will continuously multiply. After some time passes with the multiplication, if this goes on for the rest of one's life, then this will go through the nation, world, the eternal world, Kingdom of Heaven and then finally go through the heavenly world.

As long as one wants others to live for oneis own sake, he will decline. After one and two times, love that used to be ten will reduce down to eight. When you live only for your own sake, your heart will be rolled up and turned over. Where does love come from? It comes from the partner; but only along the path of altruism would pure and ideal love travel back and forth. Amen! Say this together. [Amen] (119-326)